categories of nonverbal communication
Body language is considered one of the major factors that directly affect our communication. We convey different massages through our gestures, postures, and body moments either consciously or sometimes unconsciously. If there is something we should learn from, more than listening, it is interpreting what you see when you meet a friend. Your conscious mind works every second, every thousandth of a second in receiving information from your friend focuses...
Have you thought that your posture makes you transparent? Stand or sit, but don’t hesitate. Zen proverb Stand naturally in front of the mirror. Do you see? The simplest posture of all, standing, already says a lot about yourself. Furthermore, it can indicate health problems and maybe they can even be corrected. Almost all of us tend to be slightly stooped, not naturally straight. Others exaggerate and are as stuffy...
Gesture and body language are part of our inheritance received through our ancestors, and therefore it is also part of our subconscious. Body language has been the subject of many studies and also the origin of many myths such as the one that says that 93% of communication is non-verbal. Although it has become popular because many people have read it and dedicated themselves to repeating it. The real study...
Secret Body Language Signals of Attraction: Her eyes, her body movements, and the way she smiles at you are symbols that she likes you. Non-verbal communication responds to our animal instincts. Precisely for this reason, it is so easy to lie and so difficult to hide our feelings with our body, and our face. Our species needs to continuously communicate and connect with the body. Certainly, emotions are the only...
What is Nonverbal Communication? Nonverbal communication refers to gestures, facial expressions, body language, tone of voice, posture, eye contact, and other ways people can communicate without using verbal/oral language. As humans, we have the advantage and the ability to communicate with others to convey our thoughts. However, many times we neglect the non-verbal signals of our body. According to experts, 70 to 93% of human communication is through the body...
